Here’s a fun Friday video for you to enjoy – a camera comparison between the Nikon D810, Canon 5D Mark IV, and the Sony A7R II. Put together by the gang at The Slanted Lens, while informative, prepare to take all the results with a grain of salt. Now this isn’t a jab at the team over there which are far more experienced with cameras than I am. It is instead something to consider while watching: it takes time to master any given camera. If you’ve been shooting with Canons your entire life, no matter how awesome of a camera Sony throws your way, there is a good chance you might not be able to immediately pull off the same shots as before, or know how to tweak the camera to accommodate your shooting style. Still videos like this give you a good general idea of how the three cameras perform in similar circumstances.

 Hi, this is Jay P. Morgan and Kenneth Merrill. Today on The Slanted Lens we’ve got a camera comparison for still photographers. We’re taking a look at the Canon 5D Mark IV, the Nikon D810, and the Sony A7R II. Our goal is to get a direct comparison, so we’ve got native lenses and our settings are the same on each camera to see how each system inherently stacks up.